…Sutchuenense – Keiskii – Arboreum – Lutescens – Pachypodum colour showing – Argenteum – Primulicuum – Cuneatum – Dahuricum – Dahuricum semperivens – Scabrifolium – Barbatum – Ririei – Oleifolium…

…as you could possibly imagine. Agave americana and Fascicularia Agave americana and Fascicularia Chamaerops humilis showing no worries either. Chamaerops humilis Agave americana ‘Variegata’ with a fraction more shelter. Agave…

…cold for planting, the wind has been East for some time. 1924 – JCW R lutescens the early form is vg and so is mucronulatum at its very best. 1923…

…old Arundinaria nitida (bamboo) hedge which flowered, seeded and died in 2006-7 before being dug out. The tree is around 15-18ft tall today so growth has been alarmingly quick. This…

…barbatum, R moupinense, Thomsonii x a blood red, R oleifolium, R lutescens, R chrysanthum and a bit of Pearl. The snowdrops, coums and aconites are fair, no daffodils yet. Wilsons…

…of flower bud. Lutescens and Barbatum have used as best in cold bad weather. Only a few hybrid daffs are open.1921 – JCW Scarlet hybrids have passed their best. Mrs…

…fair, N cyclamineus open, Clematis anomala open, Rhodoⁿ lutescens. 1904 – JCW The first yellow crocus have been open for some days, as in 1900 for the rest. 1903 –…

…and cold. 1928 – JCW E darleyense ⅓ open Camellia speciosa, H mollis – R mucronulatum, R parvifolium, R moupinense all nice, Lutescens in the hall, several good hybrids open….

…easy best. 1914 – JCW Mild again after the frost, a flower or two on C. Lady Clare, C coums good, bits of R yunnanense, R lutescens, R nobleanum, R…

…Arborea is good so is lutescens and moupinense, cyclamineus open.1917 – JCW Nothing of any use excepting Hamamelis mollis which is very good.1901 – JCW I saw several yellow Crocus…